The Little Palace Maid Is Alluring and Charming, Winning the Emperor’s Heart

It's so good-looking. The male protagonist has a good attitude and is very careful. Even if he is in a cold relationship with the female protagonist, he will not give up and let her bully her. I really love him. No matter in his past life or in this life, the male protagonist will always be attracted to the female protagonist. The fate of the past life makes the male protagonist willing to avenge the female protagonist and use his own blood to exchange for the female protagonist's current life. In this life, the female protagonist meets the male protagonist as she wishes. The male protagonist dotes on her and loves her, making up for the regrets of the previous life. The male protagonist is selfish from beginning to end, his love is always cheap, and belated affection is cheaper than grass. He turns a blind eye and kills the female protagonist. He always only cares about himself and never considers the female protagonist.

It is rare to see such a sober, rational and kind queen in novels. Not to mention keeping the harem in order. He also has a clear sense of his identity. There are many people in the book who covet the emperor's favor. But I think it's often more difficult if the person is a queen. But when she slowly and naturally became old, sick, and died, she made me cry. It was so sad. The relationship between the heroine and the hero also has three lives to fill in the blanks in each of our lives. Although there are only a few strokes in the two rooms, their different personalities and different experiences have been revealed. I highly recommend this book, it's so good.

It's really super good-looking. Although I'm not a double clean, the male protagonist loves her. Ever since the heroine entered the palace, she has never been aggressive with others. In the later period, she is really the only one who dotes on her. She is super sweet, and if there is any misunderstanding, she is really talkative.

To be honest, I really don't like reading Gong Dou Wen, but I actually finished reading it! This also gave me a new understanding of Gong Dou Wen. I read the author's second book Gong Dou Wen: The Fall. Because the author has not finished updating the second book, I just wanted to see if the author has any other books. Good Guys Do Something All of a sudden, it's really interesting, maybe This is the author's first book. I felt that the characterization of the heroine in the previous book was a bit contradictory, but because the second book was so good, I felt that it was okay. I am now very glad that I have finished reading it. It is really good to read. The male protagonist is so good. The author portrayed the male protagonist very affectionately and trusted the female protagonist unconditionally. I cried several times in the middle. It was so touching and so good to read. I greatly support the author's new book. The author's writing style is very good (I think commenting is a very troublesome thing unless it is too good to resist.) The above is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.

This palace battle novel is quite interesting, and there is no such thing as the emperor's late favorite as mentioned in the introduction. In fact, less than halfway through, the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist very much. The heroine may not have much scheming, but it doesn't matter, the emperor will be partial to her and help her. There will be no misunderstandings later on. The male protagonist will resolve it himself and will not dare to let the female protagonist suffer.

After reading it, a hundred chapters ago (about), the male protagonist didn't realize that he really only liked Qingqing, so maybe he wasn't his only favorite? (But I feel like I haven't been favored by other concubines, because I said I went to An Cainu only to approve the memorial, and I didn't say I went to other people. I think I only went to the queen to sleep. I tend to this idea) I don't have that much trust in the heroine. But after she became wise, she was purely in love and kept PUA on her own. Moreover, the heroine fell in love with the hero long after he became wise. The heroine is very sober. The emotional changes between the male and female protagonists are written very carefully and have a process, but this conflicts with the male protagonist using his heart blood for the longevity lamp, because the male protagonist in the main text obviously did not fall in love at once. Although he fell in love at first sight, it is obvious that he was a pure emperor before he became wise (and trusted the concubine after she was born) The reason why the heroine didn't do it was not because she loved the heroine but because the heroine had no background and couldn't do it), but the story said that after the hero fell in love with the heroine at first sight in the previous life, the heroine died and used his heart blood to feed the immortal lamp to replace the next life. It is obviously not consistent with the character of the hero in the main text, and how can the second male character regain his memory. . . But the male protagonist is really in love, and the female protagonist's baby is also very sober, has a certain amount of scheming, and is beautiful. But I actually felt very sad when I watched it, because it didn't describe how Concubine Ning's relationship with the male protagonist was different from that of the female protagonist in the early stage (other than being a doting one). I felt that not only was the heroine unmoved, but she felt sad when the rabbit dies. After watching Concubine Ning, I also wondered whether it would be the heroine or not, and whether the ending would be the same as Concubine Ning. After all, how long can the emperor's favor last, because this male protagonist really gives Concubine Ning the right/heir/exclusive favor in the harem (except it is not the exclusive favor)

It's pretty good. Although both the male and female protagonists are unclean (before they met, the male protagonist had a harem, and the female protagonist was the prince's concubine in her previous life). I was quite concerned about it at first, but I don't know when I will really be attracted by the plot. As I became more and more involved in the story between them, I felt that this was just a little bit of regret between them. No matter what happened before, they would only focus on each other from now on. After that, it's my favorite. I also like the last extra line very much. It tells about the male and female protagonist's marriage, previous lives and the If line (if the female protagonist grew up in Xijing). The if line male protagonist has memories of the previous two lives. Overall, there is no abuse between the male and female protagonists. I feel that they are both super doting. The male protagonist later falls in love with her. The female protagonist tries to keep herself from being tempted at first, but in the end she loves her too. How could she not love her? Such fierce care and favor

It's great. The male protagonist has always doted on the female protagonist and always believed in her. Ever since he met the female protagonist, he has devoted himself to her. The female protagonist's baby is so cute and the queen is so pitiful. It's really beautiful and the writing is very good. I like it.

Exquisite characterization, each character has his own unique personality and destiny, and the grand historical background shows a legendary dynasty. Wonderful storyline, full of love, intrigue, and revenge It was as if I had traveled to that ancient world full of splendor and splendor, and I felt the deep and sincere relationship between Hua Chunran and King Jingyang. This novel not only makes people immersed in a beautiful love story, but also allows people to appreciate the style of a legendary dynasty.

It's super good. I've read many similar novels and I just finished this one. When I saw the past life, it really made me uncomfortable. Our baby Qingqing [cryed][cryed][cryed] miserably. The emotional line between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is quite full, and it doesn't feel too abrupt. From the beginning, one party wanted to avoid death, and the other party fell in love with her (suspected? It should be love at first sight). Later, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist's baby was very clear-headed. She felt that if she gave her heart away, she would end up like those concubines, so she never wanted to fall in love with the male protagonist. And our male protagonist just kept waiting like this. He did not engage in any forced play of life or death just because of this. Instead, he calmed down, sulked, and then coaxed himself back. This really poked me. In the end, the baby girl experienced some things, which made the baby girl realize the love of the boy for her, and she also discovered that she had actually fallen in love with the boy a long time ago but never dared to admit it. The boy just stood firmly by the baby girl's side, no matter how the hateful male lead tried to frame the girl, and our baby girl was not a lamb to be slaughtered! He will also fight back! ε=(´ο｀*))) Well, I always feel a little regretful after reading the extra, but the heroine Baobao has always been a very strong person. Even when he escaped from the flower house when he was a child, he still boldly ran to the mass graves and took other people's household registrations to enter the palace under his own name. He was very brave and witty. I like this kind of heroine Baobao [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]